By Sanjoy Roy Many recent London performances were not strictly recent at all, but rather programs that had been on hold through several waves of COVID restrictions, and revived in the autumn while the going looked good (not before time: a new wave has put the dampers on again). These works emerged into a different
By Tessa Perkins Deneault As physical distancing continues, dancers and dance companies continue to find innovative ways to present their works online. In part two of our series, The Show Must Go Online, we’ve compiled another list of the best online viewing, including footage of dancers at home, newly-released recordings of previous performances, dance films
By Sanjoy Roy In the wake of Valentine’s Day, it was not romance but its aftermath that took centre stage in the London dance scene. Not the rosy coupledom that romantics dream of, but marriages of dysfunction, madness, deception, crossed purposes and dissolution — all of them, as it happened, licensed by Shakespeare. Opening on